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About Splendid China - Hunting Treasures
According to legends, there are seven ancient artifacts that hold infinite power. An evil force desires to possess them as their own to achieve their hidden plot. Pan Zheng grew up in a village filled with Descendants of Deities, who practice martial arts and worship Zhuque of the South. In the unseen world of deities, soon they were involved in a conflict over ancient artifacts. Under the guidance of the Zhuque, in order to fight back against the evil forces, Pan Zheng passes through...
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